Support and Alimony Services in Lansdale, Pennsylvania

Spousal Support Representation

Before a divorce is finalized, one spouse may be eligible to receive temporary financial assistance. This support helps maintain financial stability while legal proceedings are ongoing. We assist clients in negotiating fair temporary support agreements, ensuring that all relevant factors, including income, expenses, and financial needs, are taken into account.

Alimony Negotiation and Agreements

Alimony payments are awarded based on factors such as earning capacity, financial need, and contributions to the marriage. Some agreements are long-term, while others are temporary. We assist clients in establishing fair alimony arrangements, whether they are seeking support or challenging an unreasonable demand. Our legal team carefully reviews financial circumstances to ensure a just outcome.

Modification of Support Orders

Financial situations can change over time, requiring adjustments to existing support agreements. If a paying spouse experiences job loss or a receiving spouse's financial situation improves, court-ordered support may need modification. We assist clients in filing modification requests, helping ensure that payments remain fair and aligned with current financial realities.

Enforcement of Support Orders

When a former spouse fails to meet court-ordered support obligations, legal action may be required. Missed or late payments can create financial hardships for the receiving party. We help clients take necessary legal steps to enforce support orders, including wage garnishment, property liens, and contempt proceedings, ensuring they receive the payments they are entitled to.

Mediation and Alternative Dispute Resolution

Resolving alimony and support matters through mediation can save time, money, and stress. Mediation allows both parties to negotiate fair financial terms outside of court. We guide clients through the mediation process, helping them communicate effectively and reach mutually beneficial agreements. This approach often leads to quicker and more amicable resolutions.